The book "Shavuot", which is the second volume of the "Star of David" series, continues the story of the main character's adventures taking place in real and fantastic worlds. She lives several lives simultaneously, filled with comic and tragic events, self-irony, love, passion for knowing the world. The Kafkaesque court against the mad psychiatrist Dr. Napoleon, which the heroine wins thanks to her firm belief in the beauty of the universe; meeting at a ball with a mysterious stranger, with whom they travel on camels across the Aramaic desert; conversations with her great-grandmother in Odessa in 1905 - these and other events lead the heroine to the realization that "life in freedom must be learned in the same way as life in captivity, and that there are rules, and what a person gets when he ready for this, and that this moment is so important that it is celebrated as one of the three main Jewish holidays and it is called Shavuot ... "
